n. (m.)

a. wa-ḷe-di ḥobíˀinš ˁarónig wa-ľέľɛ ‘If I could but crawl up to the knees’ (Naumkin et al. 2015a 140b:1)

b. ˁag fɔ́ne be-zamán ɛˀɛtíˀin ˁéken ˁag ˁeẓ̂ ˁeẓ̂ ḷaḷ yeʸháraḳ gemáľeʰ yebóred mes ľheʰ mes ˁaréneg men ḥérhen yebóreds wa-ḷaṭ yeḳáṣaf mes ri ‘There was a man in by-gone times — I will tell you — there was a strong man, so strong that when he would steal a she-camel, he would cut its hamstrings from behind. He would cut its hamstrings, then he would cut off its head’ (CSOL III 8:1)